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" ~ KILLED HTs FRTRND.
FRonABrT THE RxABcx AEBERre FRIED
RICH AuRnEAkD JULIUS
acHKRBHfHc.


There mag yet be desaiopments Of an
unexpected character IN The Friedrich
murder casa.s said q county oGiciaI yee-
terday. while Fefoiring 70 Frisdrich's con
yiction. while there can DO no doubt
that Erle1rieh & guilty Of shooting his
friend. 9he evidences did nst diaciose his
motive Tor doing 81 unless Il was rohhery
and that b net probable. Friedrich and
scheso bring really were friends. and
Friedrich could net halp hut know that
The testimony showed that Friedrich
took money from the wonnded man's
pocksiA but that may Be explained. /
be1ere Il was q cold. blooded, deilheFate
murder. and moreover believe Flied.
rich nae laid his plans 70 have suspicion
directed - an innocent man. IN other
words, believe be had tbs whole affsir
planned uaad be might have been success
ful II hd killed BchsrbrinQ Instantly.
That upssf al bis calculations. and VIII
likely bring him 10 the ecMffoid.r
what DO you think bic motive wasf'
Fear Of exposure. ! do not mean that
Friedrich merely feared exposure. but
that exposure would have eefeate1 some
purposes he had In view.
You know there was some evidence
offered during the trial By the proeecu
tion. proving that Friedarich wss married
a. that his wife and child were living
Ia Gsrnany. The evidence was not adj
mitied, but thero Is no reason for doubt
ing the truth Of t. ETie9rich changed
his given name from s'Lubanzr 10 al
bert He deserted HIS wife IN Washing
ton city. / believe he told GoharbrinR
about this. or echerhring discovered Il,
and threatened % expose him. Fried
drich may have wanted 70 marry some
one whom 8oherhEing knew. and for
kcherbring % keep silent would have
made him . party % the ruin Of an limo
cent woman. Friedrich then resolved TO
Kill him. believe that was his motive"
What plans do you think he formed :"
Why did he uee th9t peculiarly con-
structeL reyolyerl He told eome one that
Il was no good, and his remark was made
q part Of tbs testimony. The revolver
was found where the shooting took place.
Friedrich chose a. the time for the shoot
ing the evening the Turnyeren singing
class met. He expected TO Kill Hcherbfing
instantly, then hasten toi tho Turnveren
Hail. and thus try 70 provide proof for an
allbi. The finding Of the peculiar re-
Yolvor would have directed suspicion 70
IL owner. ena who knows what Friedrich
might himself have sworn 70 It &c the In !.
guest. A man who would shoot his best
friend In Geld blood would swear away
the life Of another. He robbed SoheFbring
90 as 70 provide another explanation to
the effect that the murder had bsen COM
mitted b. some one for the purpose Of
robbery. But his failure 20 Kill his vic
tim ratified hin, and be became tangled
In tho web Of circumstance and couldn't
eacanaH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

A POLICEMAN IN JAIL.--A tail slwash
splendidiy Arrayed In blue clothes with
buraishea gilt buttons and q cap with r.
v. r. IN gold iottera came hunting for a
policeman yesterday afternoon and found
Ofnoef Lord. whom he requested 70 come
up 70 the marsh near the gas works 70 ar
rozt q klootchman who WAS drunk and
very die0rderly, The officer thought tho
resplendcnt Indian wagecting In rather d
peculiar manner, but accompanied him
20 the marsh. On the way the SiwnNh.
who faid his name was Peter, fafurmed
the oflcor that NE pleecernAn too. me
United States; mo officer 81 reservation. :
At the marsh Mr.. Lord found tho Kiootch-
man very drunk and raising q great
racket. Ne arrested her and brought her
20 Justice jones Office who happened AZ
the time 70 be cut Uncla Sans officer
and the maiden were LETT In the police
court while Mr.. Lord went b find tho
iusttee. and On their return the gid.
Cd policeman from the reservation proved
10 be much mare under the influence of
liquor than tho woman. In fact the
woman was sober enough 70 DO tried and
pay her dna, while Peter had to be re-
Inanded 70 tbs city tAli 10 sober up. He
vigorously protested. however. against
boinR arrested, aa be claimed he Was a.
officer 81 the United states and therefore
above tho jurisdiction OF q justice Of the
peace. Ills circumstances had no effect
however, and he remained In jail ever
night and viii appeaf today 10 answer 20
the charge Of drunkenness. Tho kinotch'
man declared that Peter supplied her with
tho LIQUOR ont Of . great stone Jar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

MAKING ACQUAINTANCE John Lee has
spent tho last two days IN making &C.
qnaintances largely, amongst the oflioers
Of tho law. On Tuesday afternoon he had
Chief Murphy and other members Of the
police Mfce at work trying 70 get bun.
die OF blankets he said were wronfully
detained By . aalnonkeaper on the XesloF
deck, and interviewed Justice Jones 81
the police court with the same object In
vtaw. II was Afterwards found that his
description Of the contents o. The tupdle
was incorrect About half past eight the
same night he walked into a. Y. Smiths
lewcify store and stole . lot af fancy
goodR AZ stated In yesterday morning 3
PoaF-lNTE1LxeENcKIt. lie very shortly
afterwards made the acquaintance u
Police OfIicor Webster, who introduced
him 10 JAiler Boghrt. Yesterday he was
introduced 70 Police Justice ScsierberR
whom he requested 20 postpone tAe inter
view tih today. He was then Laken out
10 mako the acquaintance Of Dcputy
sheriff padden and tho officers Of The
county iAil. II h xcrY probable that bc.
fore be gets throuEh be viii b introduced
to Chief Justice Jones' and twelve good
men and true from the county Of King
and may possibly have the hanor Of 0c.
coming aequalnted with the warden OF
The territorial pepitentiary. This h max
INK ae1uaintaaees rapidly.
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OVERLAND PAssBEeRRs.

p.~,d Huntinatcn O. ne Oferna shers
LIE Weekday: NJ. TalisT and y ssEis
$3.50 Msdlnrd "a ~ rreeon a Cal.
seseIs- Wednesday, ~ Ryia. Pr Net
~ 4 Chsries and vile. b ] snekr1an.
q A Rngnea and wife. Mra 8 A DfiieY. Il
4 f,oo1nis, paHi + DsaaF. n @ TaFl6r. s
4 fnsees ard % emlRrMmte,
pse-ea Haroa On he NortheEn Rsrffa
vFa3nesda7s A u MnioneT an4 vita, "A
= Hanflf0u, a TuruaF = W Peakina,
3 II Johnsun and Wits a 3 DouEiasa an1
g emigrsnta,
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To kKcEIvE Hfs WAsEa.-The oivl
sais Of H. NJ. Wood Va Robert Becker. Of
which mention was made in last Fridays
posrsI NTE1. came upyesterday
hafora Justice Sodexherg and q special
jury. The evidence showed that the
plaintiff bad worked IS q bartender for
the defendant as the Commercial Hotel
for over four months during which hehad
received hut ahouf 81 ae wages. The
contentsun Of the dcfcnRe was that the
plaintiH hAa agroed 20 work Tor hia board
and lodging, rather than work ~ his own
trH3e that Of = carpenter. The eefenas
plaintiff left tbs defendAntE empicy he
distracted 3 considerable auuI q money
fram the safe and fhsy claimed this n an
sffsst. The evidence In this matter wac.
however. very auau sstantial AID the jury
n 4 few minutes AFTER their retirement
brought IN e verdict Cor STA the amount
claimed. and costa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

ACCOUNTS souAREn. The accounts be
tween King County and the Territory ara
now balanced. Deputy Auditor TwiteheIl
has just returned from Olympia where he
wont Tor the purpose o. having certain
items adjusted Ana ercaited 70 she eonnty
on the books Of the territorial auditor.
Certain cost billa. sgwFeGating &lSi6 had
baen transferred on the books Of ex- f'rose-
urcr HIN frsm the territorial 10 the connty
for which ne voucher from the torIitorl ~
auditor appeared on die. This amouaf
waa charged back. The delinquent tawea
OF tho rail Of 1885 bad never been reported
70 tho territorial auditor. They amounted
20 SS7ni. This sum and another. amount
ing % eSsa tor caalectiona charged dcah.e,
were credited 10 King county, and thege
three items balanced tho books.
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BREHIzEEs.


De Ffodofmau9 e01sEnh
a,ufe. a kiufchunn. va anef s b.
Jsstice Jones. Yesterday. knk bsing drnnk.
aSwfa Thorna "a sTke Black HieR" an
FrI1sy. and n Ticks, of-ieeve Man. on
e1fnraay.
ne funsrai e he late ex.PolIosunan
Ffsd voighg vii take place from his
residence this aftefnoon - : o'clock. feF.
b. ,. Pearces o1aclAfin8.
ma members q the Seattle He'd and
Gan Club win hold . i've hid aheel q
pfeson match fof turkeya.
which vas announeed for nexs Hafnr-
1nv sweating, has been poe<psmed until
friday evening Decsmbef
william Murray, convicted yogtandav
n ne District Court Of ruhhlnE the eaah
6raraf d the Arlington feStaarnnk Wna
Ssntsncsa nineteen months % the peni-
tentinry,
F.on FER was yesterday acquitted "a
n District Court Of q chaeE8 af nidfnR
Chfnese laboroxa 70 enter the un1tnd
eiaies. end An jay d Tiaitlng piaes
Tor the purpose Of smoking oplun.
Ths Steamship Mexlce, after Leading
taal At this port, proceeded 70 Vancouver
yesterday affernogn. g iqaa general leE-
MMLaELMXIAIH
fnrn here on Friday. take pAasanRers and
freight and SAL for San Francisco.
Two oodflah were caught b. nahermen
from Yesier's wharf, yesterday. weighing
tn pounds each. These fish are becom.
lnQ quite common In the sound waters
again. One Of the Gods. when caught
had muacat In It's mouth about two
thirds swallowed.
The prisoners in the city chain Rana
have found out that the weather q ret
ting cold, and four Of them, whose tine
the iailor to LEI them stay where they
were TN this morning. Their request was
granted.
DIV. Craddock, Euditor Of snohomish
county, has noliiiod Auditor Wood that
costs have been allowed King county IN
insane cases OF Andrew Meher and Auton
6wordx fes The respective sums Of 9iA25
and $3.50, And that scfip have been b.
sued fer those amounts.
Information wns received here late laat
eYsnlng that the little three-year-oid son
Of 9, ". Ihurlan, Puget sound teie,
Rraph operator AZ Port Townsend. died
n that city ct 8 o'clock IN The afternoon.
The little Fellow haa been suf ring three
weeks with spinal meningitis.
Az viii BE- noticed ia another column,
the singing section Of the Seattle Turn
VerelR will give . grand concert 81 their
hall this evening. The members Of the
society have gained quite q LEGAL reputa-
ton b their vocal abilities. and the Goa
cert promises 70 b enjoyable ~ well as.
Interesting.
The MuekIltea eannefy has ciebod down
for the season. and the Cinnamon who
have been employed there, some hfty In
number, came to Seattle yesterday. on
thoir way 70 Portland. The Cinnamon
while waiting on Yealerfs wharf for In
atructionA were very retlcent. ana the
only reply thoy would make TO the ques-
tons Of the curiona was no sabbe,
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nnNT

Let thai cold q yoars run on. Yea
think q b q liRht thing. But q mag
run into cataFrh. Or into pneumonia.
o. consumption.
OaaaFrh u diaxuaiinR. Pneumonia 10
danzsroa4 Consumption b death Itself.
TIE breathing apparAana mus be
kepa healthy and clear Of Ell obstrue-
tiens and ofensiva matter. 9aheFWise
there Is trouble ahead.
Al tha diseases OF these paris, hsad,
nsse. thrcas; bronchial tubes and lunRA
can Be delightfully."- and entirely cared
b. the use Of Bosehee's German Syrup.
IN yea dan't know this already thoas-
anas and fhoasands Of pesple can tell
voa. Tney have heea cured by it. and
know how Il Il. fhemsslyes.@ Bottle
only Is esnts. Asa say drurzisk
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NARREAeE LTcRssRs.

Nov. 2-Hanry swift lknown as
Harry Paf6uml e Portland, OroRuu,
nuA Miss 0aEFia R8eh4nas, II Seaa1Ia.
Nov. 3-Rishana Q. CuunuF 80
HTa KliDnr MeDonald, boGh q 6galfEe.
Nov. WilIinm HerkenEufh nns
MMria LgWnHnd. bosh q Bsa1lIs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

Tux BLACK FLAc.-After many sne-
cessfal seasons In the east Edwin Thorne
win appeAr ~ Pres Opera House %
Friday evening IL a play which has gfSea
DO merit in III clsa he wouin noa now b
performiHg Il 70 audiences that stu re
celve q with favor. On SATURDAY Mr..
Theme presents the ~fickes-ofs Lave
Man. play which. though old has iong
been held IN high esteem b. theatrc-EceRa
and placed IN the EepeFtelfe a. many
trenciy interesting and should draw
gooG honecA
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moTpcK Ten doilafs reward
III ~ eaId ~ snfpfInaflon
se@ftrsa . tire @Fsmat umd nox-
,scflcss 81 any enc found steal
lnr copies % ssae Pest-Intelli-
ganceE delivered bFtpe carriers
,,srouabout ttse CITY.
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ASexUKR wooDES BUILDING. Cyrus
warksF. resident manaEer q TIE Puges
nm Company on the Sound. hss CON
saencea tha csnstructicn q threa story
wooden hulldinK On f1oat atfee& ndtesn-
- hisii1lnR WI - occupied Is = sore
assA issnfaR ksuse, Mr.. Wa. Taylor has
80 ceairset fcF The eonslruction e he
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A NEW coEPuRAKIoS.-E. Il. spefling.
". j. crAmha and 8 z Mitchell yessar.
49, a. aFslctAs q inccrpo1atiaa a. TIC
49, rssFnrn Miergrtc SmpRly ard Con
-srnrlien co1eal.t.s he c4Hiial Hlrck
= S,ss.s a so Col dfvfaed inao elshs hnn-
49, 1h~rss "a s. cellars each. The
S.inelssl risne q hazlneas : n seatfla
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Tx PoSoN RLocK.-This properly
consists Of q piece of groana on Ffoni
street saxlo9 fee, IN size, 90 which e
three-sscry brick haildlag. The price
Mr.. Poncin paid for the los was 81 eo1
and the hatldmg cost go co. making fha
total ccsi Of the building and lot 50 nElA
entered into q contract with Mr.. Ponefn
20 purchase the property Tor &a6eo0 q
$40 Per foot for the land, without eha
bufiding. which Il The hlgheas Egura ret
reached on that tAoroagAfare tor prop-
erty
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RRoM KErsAr couSfr.-Iast night IN
oisecf arrived from Post BlAkely. having
n chArge . mAA nsaed Nike Fiynn. who
haa bnen arrosasd Ia that viTlawu for IN
aemn,lt on uepufy sheriff Wm. Maieolsn.
and far nGlns khFaafanlnx Language 20 SIC
IussIes ~ tha Peace oelRso Burchiii, who
kan Aaed Mn IN the sum q 80 n4 &S0s5
e~sfE IN default q Whtch he Has commit.
I'D - tAe jan e King ccuntT for twenty.
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rae OPERA LAsr EIoHr.

Ths Piks Opera Company Last even
inc produesd Richard Genee's SPARK
ling work '.Nanonp hefors . large audi
ence. The dialogue is bright ana there
Is some pretty music ID Il, especially
noticeable being the waltz song which
occurs again and again throuehout The
opera. Miss WfnRFod acted very olsV-
eKlg and Miss winston and Mr. De-
Lange we're good. The singing Of
Messfs. 6EeendeldeF and Pyke also met
With approval.
This afternoon the Pyke Company
will give q matinee performances Of
'.Nanon.n Doors viii open a O'Clock
and she curtain FunR up &c $50 sharp.
IN The evening The Bat'' vii be given.
II 10 well spoken Of By those who have
seen u.
-@~9D~1.----
u. y. Bales, second haad dealer, Sec
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A DEskKFKR ARREsrEn.-ChiefM Muir
ply yesterday arrested = man - desert
or. who enlisted in ne regular army al.
dex he name az Richard Kozxis. He DE-
SERTED from Company 4. Fourteenth Bat
taiicn. stAtioned e. Fancouver, and has
since rasasd un4cr tie nomc Of Clifford.
lis cusna wiz 10 daalt with today aa soon
- pcft Towa aen&. where b. Il wei
known. can ~ heara frSm. Murphy has
sennIved several teleeuhms from the mflf.
taFy Authorities ahnat tha man.
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Nolise gentlemen.-To every gentle
man purchasing clothing at money
saving prices at the Star Ciothine
House we present ticket to the draw
ing Of foar beautiful and valuable gifts.
KLINE a E0RENnKRd.
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Free free II FREQ III To every iaay
purchaser Of boys' clothing we present.
gratis ticket 20 the drawing OF &l2S
silver pitcher and beautiful lsdy's
plush toilet case, at the Star Ciathfne
House, 9oe Commercial street. KLISE
A RnaRAWKHa
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uNnkR TREATMENT Ksri & Co. char.
tered The steamer Nellie. yesterday. 3
hring 70 thls oily Mr.. G. W. TAonpaen.
the foreman who had bis las broken a
fiddlaEs BinH. naAr SnohoEniaA CITY. an
McndRy, while working IN 4 deep r0ck
cat ? he = sa~e< rssn res t5aced u =
- 90 -
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How b thia fer hazeainf 10 dczss
asarle. wool unaershfFsa af S. gtG. - the
sIar UaehinR Hoasa. 80 Commercial
atreet.
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% ansen buys' dnrahls knee panln
a. wee. af % ga Scar Clu4hiae
Hoase. kllna 4 k1sRnbeEa.
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-, Ga ssl.:. cE i: z d 1;:s e
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Bargains in dress goods al our great
removal sale. New bargains Monday
morning. Tokias q Singerman.
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ChEldpnAs kiif suits this week af $3.50
A he esar ClolhinR Housa. Great val
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BEEF IN ALAsKA.
A sEkTTLB NAN BUxEDfxo Up QuFTE 4
TRADM m FRESH MEATS m ALASKA.


TRAnM IN KREsH MKATs m ALASKA.
Mr.. Willis Thorpe, Of this city, re-
turned from . business visit 10 Alaska
By the Ancon last week. Mr.. Thorpe
vas engaged In the stock business in
Yakima from 1860 up 10 q couple Of
years ago. when be sold his cattle and
moved to Seattle. Ons year ago Mr.
Thorpe tried She experiment. Of ship
ping beef cattle 20 Alaska. Al hrst be
sent Il head Of fat steers each month,
but the demand for fresh meat has in
creased 10 such an extent that be nov
sHips - head Of cattle ana 80 head OF
sheep each and every month. he has a
wholesale and retail market a juneau.
Beef, by the quarter, sells ed Is cents,
and retails at Is, 70 and - cents per
pound.
m aPRAKrNa or ALASKA
As q grazipg country. Mr.. Thorpe said;
There are no cattle 10 Alaska, and new
or Will be, az the climate and grasses
are not favorable 10 the raising Of cat.
tis. There is bat little Fange. and on
What there il, the grass contains so
much water that it does not fatten al
eli. On the other hand have 10 feed
ell The stock take up there With feed
which I ship from Seattle. ] get my
cattle from SplawR. Of Yakima, and
ship them from Seattle.
ALASKA u A RICE COUNTRY
In minerals. The ore there Il found II
lasRs bodies. thus justifying he erection
Of extensive and expensive machinery
That country has q great future befeFl
Il. In addition 30 les minerals Il ID riot
IN furs, hsh and oil. have already
commenced shippina vegetables and
hay from eant Of the mountains u
Alaska IN large quantities. and ! am 70
ing more extensively into the business
next season II the Aneou remains OF
this route.
GENERAL ToPIcA
Business is pretty good In Alaska. al
though the season is bad and man,
miners are coming south to winter
Llike al the balance Of the people wha
90 20 Alaska, / got the mining fever ant
have done soue prospecting. / dom
know wheaher have struck u OF net,
hrought dowa forty pounds Of ore whicl
| shall have aasayed.
The pew mill for the Unien Mil an
Mining company which was built Il
seattle, has DOT commenced Funninl
l vet, bot Il almost ready. Nj. Knowles
the superintendent. came down with "a
There were forty or nfty passengers o.
the Ancon, mostly carpenters and min
ere coming south 10 winter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Most casual observers viii agree with
the claim made By tia ofIicisl observer.
Sergeant CoSaxa, that bis weather sup
ply this Fall has been Of an exceptional
character. In Septsmbsr We hsd eigh-
teen fFosts, twelve thandsr-storns, one
hail-sforn and one tornado, besides
three msteors. i've solar hslos and three
luna ba,os- Thsss official facts confirm
the general impression that we have had
. considerable spsll OF weather, bat Il is
hard Tor the unmsssorologieAl and IN.
halosd mind to grasp the assertion OF
ths Detroit Free Press in It's editorial
remark that The mean temperature for
September vas degree and q hall be-
low the nominal" When ths tsmpsra-
tsrs becomes ss mean as tLis il is time
10 organize q Signal Service Reform
sssociation.-or at least 10 send the
Jree Press 10 Normal School.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

All Is aos zold tAAt zi.itsres bat gold
doss glitter. Aad sE has = eOnatifatloEal
risns b 10 -. No doaot tAs dozsuic
Range las bssn sxzzgssatsd ss ~ "a
niBsrsl ~saslh. So u = slmcst Invariably
tAs ease vita lainlaz districts. Nor .
ihsrs -ss qasssson sh@E sisAns.e. sails
scmpaalss haEs bssa ierLasd IA Nil
wsakss, Chicago. znd sltsr spsenlAtlaz
sltiss; foFmsd a2oa aassids, uaPfoduc-
tive tsrris0Ey sat whoAy t0r sslndiing
purposes. 5uch ~As sges tns case, from
sAs ol regions u Ps1nsyisanla 10 tbs
ssnyons of mo Rocky Mountains. Bat
these paper saa balloon a1a1s have
nothing to Do Nllh lszitlHats minln2s nor
d tnsy "a say sss dlagfogs that there
sss ssst aad simost ineznaastabie mn
srsi treasures n ths 0ogsOic Range aud
the general district sItsading tAroashoat
our vi peer PeDinzala. Thousands upon
thousands a tons % tia richest ore hare
already 5cea skxsn cut. snd tns develop
L4E4@t 80 - a-EA t-A&A~tI = = - ~---s
gigantic mineral dspoaiss are seen svsa
upon tie saEsace. shiis s1cavAiionJ. car
sied ss soas places 10 a depth OF tHo or
three Thousand feet INTO the rocks, sx-
pose treasures almost fabulous In extent
and richness. Mining "a these regions
haz ceased 70 DO experimental; 10 hss
settled down into an enormous and
profitable bnsinssz. Tar ahead OF the lum-
bsrinz interests. both IN extent and turs-
biity.
50 thsss failures Of trotby. fraudulent
stock eoacerns ia Nilwsasss sad other
cities shooid not ss ali initiate against
tho great Gogebic Range, or the vasi
iron, copper and gold minss OF the Up
per Peninsula OF Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Men are necessarily so. We can nc
more agree IN opinions than We can look
siika IA tks poet hath il. ''Ous sssr
differsth from sUothsr star in glory srd
beauty" There are constitutional Demo
crass ard innate Republicans. so "a C
the logical or spiritual matters. Canary
birds VIII sinR. snd crews VII cav the
world over. These differences are rsdi-
ca. organic. You csnnot make g
whistle ont ot pigs tai" or poet oat
Of a butcher Men ara born whely un-
ike in tss.s snd talents. SO much so ths;
70 amount Of culture can pat than upon
. ievsl. e would be 80 hard task ~
rdsking lion grow tie wool OF shsep,
or an osirieh 10 don the plamsgs ~ q
bird of paradise Hence. for the differ
sucss cf men let rs have consideration
and charity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

The effort at a re-Orgsnizing Of the
knights oi Lsbor by the aisSfscsed
members who lave issued circular 10
the ordsr asking for suggestions to that
srd. either viii be a failure or il will
practically destroy the order. We do
not believe. however. that these recall
citrants viii bs able to command SUI
dcisnt following 30 seriously impair
the strength Of the order. The conyen-
ton At Minneapolis vss fairly represen-
tstive OF tie order at large aud The
masses are. we believe. sufficiently en-
dowsd with the spirit Of rspubliosnism
30 abide by the result. even though
everything may not De done IN exact sc-
cord with the IDEAS Of some Of them.
The kickers are rsvolationises who
should DO put down.